Valve debuts crowdsourced anti-hacking (stolen from kotaku)
http://kotaku.com/valve-has-crowdsourced-banning-cheaters-in-counter-stri-509538262
Very interesting and probably pretty effective way to solve a problem. Calling each person by "The Suspect" keeps favoritism out of the way, and requiring (from what it sounds) a pretty unanimous vote on if something disruptive is happening should keep the chance of this getting a bit out of hand pretty low. Heck, I might just spend my day patrolling the game while I get some food, it would be like watching YouTube specifically for douchebags.
Very interesting and probably pretty effective way to solve a problem. Calling each person by "The Suspect" keeps favoritism out of the way, and requiring (from what it sounds) a pretty unanimous vote on if something disruptive is happening should keep the chance of this getting a bit out of hand pretty low. Heck, I might just spend my day patrolling the game while I get some food, it would be like watching YouTube specifically for douchebags.
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